Medical Cannabis Clinics in Brighton
Brighton patients can attend an in-person consultation at one licensed clinic — and all nine UK clinics offer video appointments to East Sussex patients.
Clinics with physical locations in Brighton
Lyphe Clinic In-personAll clinics above also offer video consultations — physical attendance is optional, not required.
Also available to Brighton patients — online consultations
Zerenia Video only Releaf Video only Mamedica Video only Sapphire Medical Video only Curaleaf Clinic Video only Alternaleaf Video only The Medical Cannabis Clinics Video only London Cannabis Clinic Video onlyVideo consultations are the most common route to a UK medical cannabis prescription. A physical appointment is not required by law.
Brighton and Hove is one of the UK's most progressive cities and a significant healthcare centre for East Sussex and the South Coast. Lyphe Clinic maintains a physical consulting location in Brighton for patients who prefer face-to-face appointments. For patients across East Sussex, West Sussex, and the wider South East — including Eastbourne, Worthing, Crawley, and Hastings — all nine UK-licensed clinics offer complete specialist prescribing via video consultation with no need to travel.
Physical Clinic Location in Brighton
- Lyphe Clinic — established UK clinic network with a Brighton location; in-person and video consultations covering a wide range of qualifying conditions including chronic pain, anxiety, PTSD, and sleep disorders.
Lyphe also provides complete prescribing via video consultation. Physical attendance in Brighton is entirely optional under UK prescribing rules.
Online Consultations Available to Brighton and East Sussex Patients
- Zerenia — online to Brighton patients; UK's largest clinic network; broad qualifying condition range.
- Releaf — online; well-regarded for chronic pain and sleep-related conditions.
- Mamedica — online; broad qualifying condition range; streamlined booking process.
- Sapphire Medical Foundations — online; UK's longest-established dedicated medical cannabis clinic; particularly strong in neurological conditions including epilepsy and MS.
- Curaleaf Clinic — online; international medical cannabis group with UK prescribing capability.
- Alternaleaf — online-only; competitive initial consultation fee.
- The Medical Cannabis Clinics (TMCC) — online; one of the UK's original specialist providers; wide condition coverage.
- London Cannabis Clinic — Harley Street specialist available via video to Brighton and East Sussex patients.
How to Access Medical Cannabis in Brighton
- Check your eligibility: A confirmed diagnosis of a qualifying condition and documented evidence of at least two conventional treatments tried without adequate benefit are required. Use the free eligibility checker on this site.
- Compare clinics: Review the full UK clinic comparison for fees, typical waiting times, and condition expertise. Brighton patients can attend Lyphe in person, or choose any of the nine clinics by video.
- Book a consultation: All clinics offer online booking. Initial appointments are typically 30 to 60 minutes with a consultant-level specialist. No GP referral is required to enquire or book.
- Prescription and delivery: If prescribed, a licensed UK pharmacy posts medication to your Brighton or East Sussex address within 2 to 5 working days.
- Follow-up appointments: Regular review appointments — typically by video — allow your specialist to monitor your response and adjust treatment as needed.
Cost of Medical Cannabis in Brighton
- Initial consultation: £79 to £299. Video consultations are typically at the lower end of this range.
- Monthly medication: £100 to £400 per month depending on product and dosing requirements.
- Follow-up appointments: £50 to £100 per session, typically every one to three months.
Qualifying Conditions
Brighton specialists prescribe for the same range of conditions as all UK-licensed clinics. The most commonly treated include chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety disorders, fibromyalgia, sleep disorders, and MS. See the full qualifying conditions guide and the prescription process guide.
Clinic locations accurate as of May 2026. Always verify directly with a clinic before travelling.
Cannabis Doctors in Brighton — Who Can Prescribe?
When UK patients search for a "cannabis doctor" in Brighton, they are looking for a specialist clinician authorised to issue a Schedule 2 cannabis-based medicine prescription. All such prescribers in the UK must hold a place on the General Medical Council (GMC) specialist register — they are fully qualified consultants, not general practitioners acting outside their scope.
No GP in the UK can prescribe cannabis-based medicines as a routine matter. The law requires an NHS or private specialist consultant — typically working in pain medicine, psychiatry, neurology, oncology, or another relevant specialism — to make the prescribing decision. In practice, patients access these specialists through private cannabis clinics rather than the NHS, because NHS prescribing for most conditions remains extremely limited.
All nine UK-licensed medical cannabis clinics use GMC specialist-registered prescribers. You can verify any prescriber before or after your consultation using the public GMC register at gmc-uk.org. If a prescriber is not on the GMC specialist register, they cannot legally issue a cannabis-based medicine prescription under UK law.
How to Find a Cannabis Doctor for Brighton Patients
- Use an online clinic: All nine UK-licensed cannabis clinics offer video consultations to patients in Brighton — no travel to a physical location is required in most cases. Appointments are typically available within one to seven working days.
- Check eligibility first: Before booking, confirm you have a qualifying diagnosed condition and evidence that at least two conventional treatments were tried without adequate benefit.
- Verify the prescriber: Ask for your specialist's name and verify their GMC specialist registration at gmc-uk.org before your consultation.
- Receive your prescription and medication by post: If prescribed, a licensed UK pharmacy dispatches medication to your Brighton address within two to five working days.
See the full comparison of all nine UK cannabis clinics or the step-by-step guide to getting a prescription.
Frequently asked questions — medical cannabis in Brighton
Lyphe Clinic operates a physical consulting room in Brighton. All eight other UK-licensed clinics are accessible to Brighton and East Sussex patients via video consultation.
Yes. All nine UK-licensed clinics offer video consultations to patients across East and West Sussex. No travel to Brighton is required.
No GP referral is required to enquire or book. You will need to bring or share medical records confirming your diagnosis and previous treatment history at the consultation.
Chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety, fibromyalgia, sleep disorders, MS, and epilepsy are among the most commonly prescribed conditions. Eligibility is always determined by a specialist on an individual basis.
Most clinics offer initial appointments within one to three weeks of booking. If a prescription is issued, medication is delivered to your Brighton address by a licensed pharmacy within two to five working days.
Lyphe Clinic has a physical location in Brighton. All eight other UK-licensed clinics — Zerenia, Releaf, Mamedica, Sapphire, Alternaleaf, TMCC, Curaleaf, and London Cannabis Clinic — serve Brighton and Hove patients via video. No GP referral required.
Yes. All nine UK-licensed cannabis clinics can prescribe via video to Brighton and Hove patients. Lyphe has a Brighton location for those preferring in-person; for most patients, video is both more convenient and equally effective.
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The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Clinic locations and services change — always verify directly with a clinic before booking. Eligibility for a medical cannabis prescription is always determined by a licensed specialist on an individual clinical basis. Last reviewed: May 2026.